University of Central Oklahoma - Bronze Book Yearbook (Edmond, OK)

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Innovations A new telephone system was in- stalled throughout the campus, pro- viding a more modern communica- tion system for school operation. A campus-wide security scanning de- vice was placed atop the CSU li- brary, improving the security for stu- dents. Murdaugh and Thatcher halls were modernized with air condition- ing systems, vastly increasing the comfort of residents there. East and West halls, too, received much-need- ed repairs, including new lighting fix- tures and a new coat of paint throughout. Parking, a persistent problem for schools in an age of increased auto mobility of the young, continued to receive administration priority with lots being paved between the library and Gld North and at the southwest of the campus. CSU classroom facilities were in- creased considerably during the 1984-85 school year with' the com- pletion and utilization of the new Health Sciences Building. This struc- ture offered students in the areas of medicine and mortuary science ex- panded opportunities to work with more advanced equipment related to their fields of study. P CSU's campus invites the cultivation of friendships, creating a welcome environment for residents as well as commuters. Sir '? 'J F 4 K

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Helen McNulty campaigns for support on Homecoming Queen election day. Students fraternize at a Greek Week gathering in Hater Park. Plenty of food and drink kept over a hundred people happy,